Douglas County Health Department

Boys Town is a private, nonprofit organization founded in 1917 and headquartered in Boys Town, Nebraska. Officially known as Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home, it focuses on caring for children and families across the United States and operates internationally in 8 countries. It functions as a national research hospital and provides clinical services, behavioral health, caregiving, foster care, crisis intervention, and family services, with programs spanning psychology, social services, education, and health care. The organization emphasizes research, child protection, and success stories that highlight life-saving support for at-risk youth. Main contact options include helpkids@hope.boystown.org and phone numbers 800-217-3700 / 833-294-8583.

Boys Town National Research Hospital (nonprofit, founded 1977; based in Boys Town, Nebraska) is a pediatric-focused hospital and research center with more than 100 physicians and providers across five U.S. offices. It offers a wide range of services including pediatric care (Boys Town Pediatrics), orthopedics, ENT/audiology, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, pulmonology, and behavioral health. The hospital operates surgical, inpatient, and pediatric ICU services and emphasizes pediatric neuroscience, hearing, language, and vision research. It serves over 60,000 children and families annually and maintains active clinical and research programs with national leaders in genetics, neuroscience, and communication disorders. Contact: healthinfo@boystownhospital.org; main phone numbers listed on site.